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Berlin, Germany

Gallery House

Exhibition spaces designed to support art through restraint rather than spectacle.

Commercial

Limestone

    Curved gallery corridor with plaster arches and integrated architectural lighting.

Architecture recedes to foreground the work displayed.

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Architectural record

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Location

Berlin, Germany

Year

Category

Commercial

Material

Limestone

Gallery House is designed to support art through proportion, restraint, and controlled light. Circulation paths encourage observation while maintaining a calm relationship between architecture and exhibition.

Materials remain intentionally quiet throughout the project. Surfaces, openings, and lighting conditions are designed to support attention rather than compete for it.

    Gallery interior showcasing contemporary artworks within warm architectural spaces.

Circulation becomes part of the viewing experience.

    Contemporary gallery displaying framed artworks within a minimalist exhibition space.

Light is treated as a curatorial tool.

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Art benefits from restraint around it.

Exhibition spaces are most successful when architecture becomes a supporting presence.

Light and proportion can guide attention more effectively than spectacle.

Considering a future study?

Travertine

An interior design practice attentive to material, light, and the passage of time.

MATERIALS REFERENCED

Travertine / Oak / Linen / Brass / Limestone

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